Help needed identifying 400psi regulator

[Miyaru]

The panel of my K14 compressor had an additional 400psi output.
The pressure is lowered by a regulator manufactured by Hoke Incorporated, Cresskill, N.J.

Since it's manufacture date precedes the internet, I can't find any technical information about it.
Can anyone help me out?

 

[rjack321]

Hoke still exists.
They were purchased by Watt's in MA
At the very least they have facilities in NJ and NC.

Watts Industries to Acquire Hoke Inc.
Check Valves, CVH Series, Excess Flow Valves, Gauge Valves, High Cycle Ball Valve: HOKE: Spartanburg, SC

Watt's still makes pressure reducing valves under their own name and Hoke looks to make similar products but that page isn't complete.
Perhaps if you call them with the old part number they can help you out.

 

[Wookie]

I’d install an Aqua Environment regulator and be done with it. AE-415 is the part number.

 

[Miyaru]

I've sent an inquiry email to Hoke. I saw that website before but since it only had hydraulical stuff on it, I thought it was another company.

@Wookie : I agree that getting a brand new pressure reducer is the easier way.
However, I have no use for 400psi. If this device can be changed to 3000psi, I can use it for filling aluminum tanks.
Getting a new 207bar/3000psi pressure reducer is nearly 400 euro.....maybe reviving this one is worth it.

 

[rcontrera]

AE 415 is only $264

 

[Miyaru]

AE 415 is only $264

In the US.....but I'm based in Europe.
Shipping, import taxes, customs handling....

 

[rjack321]

In the US.....but I'm based in Europe.
Shipping, import taxes, customs handling....

There are EU sources for pressure reducing regs